Fixed a regression causing the automatic renewal of the Let's Encryptยฎ certificates to not work properly.
UI: fixed regression causing the Administration Interface port of the last successful connection to not be properly restored.
UI: fixed a bug where the TLS key appeared to be lost in the interface if certificate generation failed, even though the key was still retained on the server.
Private keys used for TLS can now be stored on a PKCS#11-compatible token device; the UI has been updated accordingly.
UI: added button to retrieve the current FileZilla Server's public IP address, useful to configure the PASV mode.
UI: added an FTP connection test, that can be reached directly from the Server menu item or executed at the end of the FTP Network Configuration Wizard.
Made default values more secure, among which: require TLS on new FTP listeners, require a password for new users and warn if the administration password doesn't meet more stringent security requirements.
Fixed bug causing the most recent log file, rather than the oldest, to be deleted upon rotation, when using dates as suffixes.
MSW: fixed regression causing socket listener conflicts due to recent libfilezilla changes.
Added WebUI: an HTTP server providing a REST API and a web app for seamless web access to stored files. WebUI is not included in the default build and must be enabled with the --enable-webui parameter during compilation. This feature is experimental; feedback and bug reports are welcome.
Bugfixes and minor changes:
UI: the certificate fingerprint verification dialog is now sized to display the full fingerprint at once.
UI: fixed bug causing the focus to be lost during user editing.
UI: fixed bug causing the tray icon to display unexpectedly in certain cases.
UI: improved error handling in case of server disconnection.
UI: improved handling of Settings window size on ultra wide screens.
FTP: the MKD command now returns an error if the directory already exists.
FTP: Improved login timeout handling to exclude internal server processing time.
Fixed heap corruption in the Administrator Interface.
FileZilla Server now requires that the configuration directory is owned either by the operating system user account the server runs under, or a more privileged user (SYSTEM, Amdministrators, TrustedInstaller on Windows, root elsewhere)
MSW: Mount points are now case-insensitive so that restrictions on sub mounts cannot be bypassed by a change of character case
Bugfixes and minor changes:
Fixed a potential deadlock during transfers
FTP: Fixed potential crash if the session gets closed
SFTP: Fixed PuTTY ECDSA NIST P-521 private key recovery vulnerability (CVE-2024-31497). If you use NIST P-521 keys to connect to SSH/SFTP servers, you should regenerate them and revoke the previous ones.
Official binaries are now built against GnuTLS 3.8.4
Limits to the number of active sessions defined for the groups now apply to the group as a whole, not just to the individual users belonging to those groups.
Fixed bug that led to timeouts not being set at startup, but only when changing the configuration.
Bugfixes and minor changes:
FTP Server: NLST would report a file names with a leading ./ path in certain cases, which confused some clients. Fixed.
UI: Fixed bug that caused the Administration Interface to misinterpret native paths in the mount lists in case the server were running on a machine with different path semantics than the Administration Interface's one.
UI: fixed regression that led to some message dialogs not being displayed.
Fixed regression that caused disabled mount points with empty native paths to be discarded.
Fixed conversion to utf8 of virtual paths, which was wrongly misinterpreting some native encodings.
In case of login failure, the login timeout resumes counting down for the remaining time.